Archie's Double Digest Magazine #72

In "Class Reunion," Archie finds himself at a high school gathering where former classmates share stories of life after graduation, prompting him to rethink his earlier push for more fun and less studying. As he listens to the struggles of those who skipped schoolwork for the sake of a good time, Archie begins to see the long-term consequences of skipping class — and his own priorities shift.

In "Trouble at Tee Time," Archie’s morning run to caddy for Mr. Weatherbee takes a wild turn when he stops by Dilton’s garage and gets caught napping on the inventor’s latest gadget: the pocket snoozer, an inflatable mattress that fits in your pocket. What starts as a quick rest quickly spirals when Archie accidentally leaves the valve open, sending him drifting high above the Hackleton Golf Club.

In "Concrete Example," Archie finds himself in a sticky situation when he accidentally breaks Mr. Lodge's new garden statue, then cleverly (and nervously) takes its place to avoid getting caught. As the days pass, the prank slowly unravels into something far more complicated than he ever expected.

In "A Medal for Jughead," the gang notices they’ve all earned medals—except Jughead. Touched by their thoughtfulness, they each offer him their own, but he politely declines, not wanting to take away their hard-earned honors. When the group realizes the real prize isn’t a medal at all, Jughead’s loyalty and friendship earn him something far more meaningful.

In "Dimrider," Archie teams up with his high-tech car to fight crime, backed by Mr. Lodge’s sponsorship—until he meets Veronica, whose charm hides a far more dangerous agenda. As their connection deepens, the line between ally and adversary blurs, leaving Archie wondering who’s really in control.

In "Who's the Better Cook?", Betty and Veronica face off in a high-stakes Home Economics final, each tasked with preparing a dish under pressure. When Veronica uses a little sabotage to throw Betty off her game, the kitchen becomes a battlefield of nerves and rivalry.

In "Late Lamented," Archie and Jughead try to prove they’re not always late by showing up early the next day—only to throw the entire school into chaos when their punctuality confuses everyone into thinking class has already started. With schedules spiraling and students scrambling to keep up, Mr. Weatherbee finally steps in to restore order, warning everyone to stick to the usual 10 a.m. arrival time.